I’ve understood you wanna develop desktop applications for final user, am I right?
There’s no final answer, all I can do is telling you my feeling.
I won’t incite you to do cross-compilation, but it’s not to discard.
C/C++ are cross-platform if you code properly. For instance, using Qt, C++ becomes a whole other language, that you can compile for Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows virtually with no changes.
Python runs over a VM too, called CPython. If you avoid system-coupled data, a Python application potentially can run over Linux, Windows, and so on. Take a look at os module and its os.path submodule.
Finally the JVM is always a fail safe.
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I’ve understood you wanna develop desktop applications for final user, am I right?
There’s no final answer, all I can do is telling you my feeling.
I won’t incite you to do cross-compilation, but it’s not to discard.
C/C++ are cross-platform if you code properly. For instance, using Qt, C++ becomes a whole other language, that you can compile for Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows virtually with no changes.
Python runs over a VM too, called CPython. If you avoid system-coupled data, a Python application potentially can run over Linux, Windows, and so on. Take a look at os module and its os.path submodule.
Finally the JVM is always a fail safe.